Junction High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Junction, TX)

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Quietly reading, Vernon Davis gets mental- ly prepared for his next period class. Getting the skillet ready for cooking, Danny Crowell and Monty Walker prepare the meal in HE I, fifth period. 4 jhs THE HOUR FOR SELF RESPECT

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Getting started, some of the Junior Varsity football players take a break during the Ozona game. P . 'J is- -$5 • Successfully winning the heart of a young spectator, the Eagle Mascot (Kim McClurg) takes a halftime break. As the sun sets, the J.V. Eagles continue to show that they are number one as they play the Ozona Lions in Ozona. Sponsored byOairy Queen of Junction I-H10 83, Box 166. 446-2121, Hagood and Woodward. I PRIDE JHS 3

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Coming to Rodney Tucker's rescue, Theresa Keith tries to get Earl Gentry's attention. Taking part in lunch time activities, Melba Ybarra laughs at jokes being told. LrLLaLLULUrU airtlzl i'lzL I u en who strove together for the Independence of Texas had a proper sense of dignity and worth. They were proud men; men who had designs of toying with the history of the state. They were intelligent men who strove to make Texas the greatest and most unique state in the nation. Throughout the years, all Texans have learned these values and traits that our forefathers possessed. Pride” began to be a key word in the languages of every Texas American. No better time than during the celebration of the 150 years of our state's in- dependence, the Sesquicentenmal, should JHS as a school, salute the years of Eagle Pride. The Eagles,'' each uniquely different in their own way, each proud as their foun- ding fathers, yet striving to make JHS a unit, have accepted the challenge of the year. The students at JHS feel, There's never been a better time for Eagle Pride.” In deep thought at lunch, Oscar Abilez Enioying the warm January sun, Rita Enriquez and Leticia Guardiola wait for the waits for the bell to ring. lunch bell to ring. THE HOUR FOR SELF-RESPECT JHS 5